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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-23
A WETZEL MURDER.
Tho Sowman.Haxter Case to BIO Opened on
wednesday.

Tho Sowman.Haxter Case to DO Opened on
Wednesday,.
The trial OF John Newman, charged with
the murder Of his cousin, Jacob Baxter,
will commence at New Mastinsville We'd
neaday Of this week, before Judge Thomss
stealey. The particulars Of this atrocious
murder are doubtless still fresh in the
minds OF readers Of the morning dailies of
this city. 1t occurred on the Wetzel
county hills, about three and one.half
miles back from the river, one Sunday
night last fall. The two men owned
and lived on adjoining farms, and for
some time there had been strong
einnity between them and Newman had
made threats to the effect that he would
do Baxter harm. Ga the night Of the
murder, Baxter stepped to the door OF his
house to take look about before retiring.
AS he did 80 sons one fired from behind
an apple tree, only few feet distant. The
weapon was q heavy rifle and the large
bullet tore through Baxter's neck, killing
him instantly. The murderer was seen to
stink away in the darkness, leaving the
dead man weltering in his blood before
the eyes OF his horror.etricken wife and
frightened little son. The wife hurried of
after help and tho little boy sounded an
alarm on the farm bell. Newman's house
WAS only short distance away, but there
were none came from there in response to
the wild clamor that went ringing over the
dark hills, as the little lad tolled that old
bell that was heard by others living miles
away, who hurried to the scene, half BUS.
pecting that what had long been predicted
had come true. Newman was charged
with the crime by the coroner's jury in
the case. There is only circumstsntial
evidence to be brought against him, but
there is very strong chain of that.
Prosecuting Attorney W. S. Wiley will
be assisted By Capt, B. B. Dovener, Of this
city, and the defense will be represented
by Mesars. Jacobs, Mccoy and McEldow-
ney, Of the Wetzel county bar, and Col.
W. W. Arnett of this city. a;iTss r{jt,,
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A Word About CataTl1,

ut Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate lis
sues Of the air and food passages, that catarrh
makes Its stronghold. Once established. It eat
into the very vitals, and renders lie but a lo%v
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dullIne liz
sense Of hearing, trammeling the power OF rpecsi,
destroying the faculty Of smell tainting the breath
and killing tho refined pleasures OF taste. insfd.
ious!y by creeping on from simple cold In tLe
head. It assaults the membranous lining and on.
velops the bones. eating through the delicate coat
and causing Inflammation. sloughing and deaih.
Nothing short q total eradication will secure
ply pIocrastinaled Auferings, leading 10 a. fatal
termination. sanford's Radical Cure, BY Inhaia.
ton and by Internal administration, has neue,
failed: even when the disease has made fr;ehtiui
1nfoads on delicate constitutions, hearing. smell
ana taste nave been recovered, and the the disease
saniord's Radical Cure consists Of one bot,,o =,
me Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent. and
PACKAGE with iull direcslopu price, Il q. - Que
POTTER DlVa AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston IS 81 Il
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Brace Un,

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are 6dgetty, nervous and gem
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis q very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
B!tters, and only 80 cents a bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug atore. l7i,.. q. 4 81
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LOCAL pREYITtEs. .
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and About
r. = mrs x ~ thu ()itv. ~ 49, j..


n 4. r. ~ tho City. 4, A 81 5iilt}5
AurrLI daughter Of Mr.. John Miller,
Of Twenty. second street, fell of stoop
Saturday, and broke her lait arm. )
PHILIP COSTELLO was before Justice
Phillips Saturday evening on a peace war.
rant. He was fued 81 and costs.
THERE were but two cases before the
Police Court Saturday morning. The do.
iendans got 81 and costa each, for fight.
ing. N y slggs'13 I53lI'' A
On and alter Tuesday, May 24.h, P. @.
& ut. L. trains will leave at 1885 A. in.
stead Of 7:45 A. NJ, and arrive at 7:l5 and
II A. NJ. instead Of 1926 and Halo A. N.
A NUMBER OF Wheeling boys with Mr., O,
O. Byers, OF Petersburg at The head, viii
leave for Cleveland, o., on their wheels
about the 3O.h inst. for weeks tour, and
are anticipating great time. s.E
CLERK HOOK admitted 10 record on Sat.
turday five deeds Of trust and deed made
May 7, 1887, by James P. Rogers, trustee,
to Bridget Keenan,, for lot No. 70, in Diyi.
sion Z Of the Joseph. Caldwell estate. Con,
sideration, ,455. ; 5g s55,5.if6
I rs AolhhoAI Wdb huolnGf hottest Gay u
the season." aud q very large crowd
breathed the fresh air and listened to the
fine music made by the Opera House Or
chestra at the part. Tho Elm Grove carr
were all filled, and many won't out in pri
yate conveyances. The dust is a grea
drawback. M "a.
JAMES H. DUNLAP, who was drowned
las! week at the North End, and his body
recovered at Bsnwood on Friday, wa
buried Saturday morning from his late
residence on Goal street, the intermen
being at Mt. Zion cemetery. The cere
monies were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dry
den, Of the North Street Msthodist Epls
copal church. Nj. -
SATURDAY, in accordance with reques
OF General Passenger Agent Z. o. Ford
Of the Pennsylvania Company, the railroad
ticket agents Of the 9. & P. road held
business meeting in Steubenville. Thoel
present from this vicinity were Mr.. Cor
don, OF Dellaire; A. L. Walling, OF Bridge
port; J. B. Gillespie, OF Martins Ferry
John Hargroye. Of Brilliant; L. L. Pormar
Of Stenbenyille, and ]. G. To!nlinaon, 0
Wheeling. f%
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TROUBLE SAT THE.sPE Z,
Two sIoK MEN EsoArE rRoM n
hut are Recaptured-An Obstreporous Con.
Wet Who will not 20 Into tho Dark Coll
Is Knocked Down with u Climb
by Six Gunrtls-Two Fights.

John Z. Freoland and Amos Raber
escaped from the Moundsville peni.
Tertiary about 4 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. They had been confined in tho hospi.
tai for some months, and their physical
condition Is such as to preclude the idea
Of auy attempt to escape. Freeland Ia
afflicted with dropsy or lead poison and
can hardly walk. However, they easily
got out Of the hospital and secured some
pieces OF ladders which they spliced
together and mounted the wall. They
then let themselves down by means Of
ropes which they had secured from the
paint chop. The prisoners were captured
at 0 o'clock the morning OF their escape
by guards Fitzsimmops aud Johnson, a
half mile from town, aud were placed in
the dark cell. Escape to any great dis.
lance was Of course hopeless In their
weakened condition. n
There were also two fights among the
prisoners Saturday, which nude things
pretty lively about the "Pen" for time.
The prisoners aoem to DO giving unusual
trouble lately. Guard johnson reported
a man for breaking some rule, and he was
CONDEMNED to be punished by being placed
In the dark cell for hall hour. The pris.
oner refused to 20 in the cell, claiming
that he had done nothing. He said that
johnson had told him to do something,
but that he had spoken 60 indistinctiy
that he was unable 10 understand what he
said, and that johnson would not repeat.
It required Blk guards to put tho man In
the cell and then they were only success.
full after knocking him down with club.
He was severely injured in the melee and
DR.. Bruce was called to dress his wounds
MoUNDsvILLE NEWS NOTES. 8t
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Auctioueer HAller on Saturday cold tho
city property, on Market street, where the
old City Hall stood, to Henry schmulbacll
for $l4 500. There was a good deal of
competition between Mr.. Schmulbach
md SIS. Marvin, Of Pittsburgh, who con.
templated erecting a large bakery on the
ground. There is q rumor that Mr..
Schmulbsch contemplates erecting on the
lot hotel to be run on the European
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HOW TEACHES

- ~ Worn on. ont with pain. but still compelled
III before US aud bear the pain. Re Ri spf *
TSA one minute In q Cuticura Anil. Ps ~ ~
passes 70 lSr ne aching sides and back. the
apd nsckDT ana bpsnial muscles tho chest
aaiiy toll Elegant. new, original speedy ana ~ y.
iaihble AZ druggists, &c. I've for ii o. or I'm no.t
age .ree. q Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Roston
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Washington City md Return.

To parties desiring to attend the
National Military Encampment and Com
petitive Drill at Washington City, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company will
soil on Tuesday, May oath, round trip
tickets at the low rate Of $40, good return
Ing May 2sth inclusive. Trains will leave
Wheeling at 7:35 A. NJ. 80 D I- "A.
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Cheap Excurs,on, 10 c,nc,nr,,,

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 P. NJ, and
will cell excursion tickets 10 parties Of i've
or more. One week OF pleasure, Ibeauti.
full scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or CAM.
Charles Muhlemau, Wheeling w. Va. :
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The school entertainment at the Elysian
Friday and Saturday evenings had good
audiences, add about a hundred and fifty
dollars was taken in. The picture CALLER
les and Btatuary tableaux were new fea.
lures and the programme included a great
variety OF the usual performances. -
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AL Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City. lya
Stephen Gressinger 10 able to be out
after tedious illness.
The old Board Of Directors OF the Gas
Light Company was reelected Saturday.
Communion services were held yester-
day at the Second Presbyterian Church
by Rev. NJ. Thyholdt.
Frank Schrsmm upset his she'll while
rowing Friday nigh. and was very nearly
exhausted when rescued. .te.
If Bellaire would call her home talent
in Tor q club of her own she might get up
great base ball reputation.
The increase in personal property in this
city over last years tax RETURNS is about
two hundred thousand dollars. q
The popular feeling is that the street.
car company should be compelled to eth
er vaca!e or put its property in good
shape. : +
The First Presbyterian Church will hold
a congregational meeting Tuesday even
ing to consider plans for a new church
building.
The G. Il P. railroad changed time veg
terday. The Pittsburgh mail canes in
earlier in the morning, and tome OF the
freights are chsngcd.
Rev. W. s. Campbell will hereafter
hold services Sunday evenings at the Epis-
copal Church, and will preach eeries Of
sermons on women Of the Bible"
W. R. Button, local editor OF the Eren.
ing Tribune, will 90 10 Chesterfield, Nor
gan county, and start u Republican
paper. Fillmore He!sley takes his place
here, aG
It is thought vary many CT the principal
streets would be paved this year and next
if the Tina for paying the special taxes
could be extended over ten years instead
five. 81; az. S
At the First NJ. L. Church yesterday
there were special misaionary services.
Miss Bella Tnoburn and Miss Phoebe
Rowe, East India missionaries, made ad.
dreeaes.
The people on the hill sides complain OF
a scarcity Of water. "A supplementary
reservoir or stand pipe is all that will help
them. They are too near the level OF the
reservoir. ~
Water pipes arc being laid through the
square for drinking fountains at several
points and for fountain at the center, a
watering trough for horses at one side
would be great improvement.
William S. Carroll and sister, Miss Liz
zie, are back from Colorado. He has re-.
eunled his grocery business. The trim
was undertaken to benefit his eister's
health, but was not successful.
Rev. Joseph Cooks lecture Wednesday
evening now bids fair to have large au.
dience. Many tickets are being sold, and
the managers feel encouraged. They put
the prices at fifty and seventy.fys cents-
lower than this lecturer generally gets.
VIII Mills, on Saturday rode on mas.
senger train from the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh depot to tho laboratory Of the steel
works, where he jumped of while the
train was running at a good epeed, He
fell and broke several ribs and made yery
painful wound in his side. -I'l'
The school entertainment a. the Elysian
Friday and Saturday evenings had good
audiences, add about hundred and fiftv
dollars was taken in. The picture paller.
les and statuary tsbleaux were new fea.
lures and the programme included a great
variety Of the usual performances.
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oBuckleu's Arnicn Inlva,

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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly inatall-
ments. Call on or, address for circulars
EpYAGp L. ROSY Y Co.,
:. ~ 4 e IS Twelfth street.
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III a few days Mr.. Chus Van Keuren,
proprietor Of the Dairy Restaurant, will
remove FROM The Reilly block basement to
the larger and more commod;ous room, 10
Twelfth street, McLain'a block. This step
has been forced on him by the incfease Of
his ,bustneEs until 1t excels his iacili.iee.
His low stand will be light Snd airy and
he vii as he always has in the pas, keep
q Gtst.cIass eating horse. 1l.!ssi' - !
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I. r. Oldham has returned from Fish
creek, and reports good luck and fine sport
in fishing. 4. 'NIi5
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Now Advortisom ents.

0Rioo. RIOS. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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WE have introduced . new System Of
I selling Watches on. tho installment plan
whereby you tau sEGnre q watch at once
4 on easy payments. Cab and Investigate.
JACOB ". EnUBB, Joweier,
,i;s.sSl Cor Twelfth MD Hnrket Ste.
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lytsnlNaTov, D. G., May ESQ,
VEST Virginia and Ohio slightlyscooler
Ethrentening weather, local ,ains, light
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania slightly cool
I tr,Sthreataning weather, light local rains,
variable Ninde. * -. - ...E
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n WE have Just received u full line OF
SPRING OFEHC0ATINGS, aud are In
daily receipt OF tie latest Novelties in
Spring Sultinss.
W. Also, on hand q handsome line OF Neck.
wear aud Ucutiemen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS q SONS,
z: no. 1891 Market Street,
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It is thought va,y many CT the principal
streets would be paved this year and next
ii the time for paying the special taxes
could be extended over ten years instead
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William Malone, residing near Catawba,
in Monongalia county, attempted to end
his life by cutting bis throat. With a
common CAGE knife he cut terrible cash
in his throat, which hia physicians at first
thought would prove fetal. He is etill
living, however, and it is now believed he
will recover. Mr.. Malone has been in bad
hanlth for sayaral mnntha maj
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Stephen Gressinger 10 able to be out
after tedious illness. 81
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At tho First NJ. L. Church yesterday
there were special misaionsry services.
Miss Bella Tnoburn and Miss Phoebe
Rowe, East India missionaries, made adj
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dor SALE-REpUBLICAN WEEK. L
IL LY Newspaper for ssls, IN n RepublIran
county In West Virginia. Good reasons for scll!ns
4.Addrssg, & sft{Tll5f s4,s REPUBlI loan
myli.DAw lE7ass- A5If Caro- IutpIlIvcnNr,
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THE INTERSTATE LAW.

Continuing to speak Of dramatic matters
in general, and OF the prospects for next
season In particular, Mr.. Foose expressed
an apprehension that the class OF attrac'
lions on the road next year would be IN.
iavorably Influenced by the operations oil
the Interstate ComAerce law. Last sea.
cons contracts were made and the com.
psnics organized without reference to
euch q law, which was passed in the
midnt OF the aeason. Tho result wa5 to
cnt down profits Of those companies
which were making money, and to break
up NEST oil the companies which were not.
Extra scenery and costumes were dis
paneed with, and companies reduced to
the lowest number. Next season, II the
law is not modified or repealed, Mr.. Foose
thinks there will be few decent combina.
tions on the road. Low salsriee, no scenic
accessories, and sameness Of costume will
inevitably be the rule. So far es possible
companies will travel by water, making
,, their routes along tho rivers, or where
Obliged to go by rail will stop at all the
small towns so as to cut transportation
charges to the lowest possible figure. OF
course organizations made up Of frs. class
actors and actresses cannot do this.
A CONSERVATION DEyourLY TO BE WISHED.
There is one way 4to'avoid having these
''snap" companies forced on a theatre,
and this way is now matter OF serious
consideration with the managers OF first
claes theatres all over the country, in
Guiding Manager Foose and bis Board Of
Directors. This is to return to the stock
company system OF blessed memory. A
company OF & dtzsn or moro good all
round artists could be secured here, who
could put on the stage in creditable shape
any OF the standard legitimate drsmas.
Tho system would give Wheeling, in
connection with the larger cities OF the
country, prestige and advantage which
she used TO enjoy in the esrly days Of the
Opera House, when Milton Mobiles and his
wife and other people since widely famous
appeared nightly on the stage. 1t is proba.
BILE that the leading stars will travel next
season alone or with only frat class
leading lady. Their plays would be
sent ahead under this arrangement and
gehearsed by the local company, which
would then support the star. Financially
this is O self evident advantage over the
combination system, aimee the heavy ex.
pence OF travel would be saved, and this
eventually comes out the pockets OF local
manegera. II really goud combination
Should come along, the local company
could take the road during its engage.
ment, and the smaller towns around could
share with Wheeling the benefits Of the
now regime. 1t jB not at all improbable
that this plsu will be in vogue when the
season Of 'S7-SS opena.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
PUBLIC BUILDING, Cry CLERKS OFFICE
.GI5EsE WHEELING, ", VA, NAV IL. 1857

WHEELING. ". VA, May is, 1851.
Sealed proposals. will DO received at the Office OF
the City Clerk until Monday, May rs, 1857, at
O'Clock r. n, for the removal OF all Kitchen Garb.
age aud O1al from within the city limits TO be
hauled to the Crema'oryl for tile unexpired year
ending April J, 1883, the bids TO DO as follows:
For the First district, comprising ali Of tho FInt
ward. IN y ] Il 5il5s[I = -,
Fos The Second district, comprising the Second
Fourth wards. q : ii.Fis : :, = =
Wheeling Greek TO Caldwells Run. - nj. -
For the Filth district, comprising all south OF
Caldwcll's Run TO the southern line OF the city,
NO person will DO awarded Tot more than one
district, nor can they be interested In any promo.
sui for more than one district. 3 s : 80,
Proposals to be addressed 10 tho Chairman OF tho
Committee Oh Health. the Committee reselyiug
the right to reject any or all bids. 80 .
FRANK BOWERS,
lny.u ls---7''f .i.1s7 Z ,'fstl af#s City Clerk
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Arrangements have been made by tho
Treasurer OF Belmont county, for R. T,
Howell 10 collect taxes for Pease town.
ship, freq Of charge TO taxpayers. Books
are now open Mt 4. T. Howell's store.
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There will be mass meeting OF the Git.
izens at the Court House this evening to
make arrangements to observe Decoration
day. 1t Is desired that as many turn out
as can possibly do 80, and that the people
OF the surrounding country come in and
assist in making out an appropriate pro-
pranma -a.- RI 90 .l-. .7llE -
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TIE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.

Tho New Directors for tho Insane, and Com.
missionors.
Charleston Star, Friday.
The Governor made the following ap-
pointmenta oday: va 81 a.
: J. 81. Miller, OF Summers county, Fish
Commissioner for the Third Congregation
al district, to fill tho vacancy caused by
the resignation Of NJ. A. Manning.
John f. Peck, OF Logan county, d.
rector OF the Yves. Virginia Hospital for
the lnesna, beginning on the first day OF
April, 1887, in class second. for the term
Of four years.
John A. McGulin, OF Faye.te county;
R. O. M. Lowell, OF kanawhs county a.
". Wood.oId, OF Lewis county, and John
Monroe, OF Hampshire county, honorary
commissioners to represent this State in
the preparation for the carrying on Of the
centennial exposition Of the Ohio Valley
and Central States, to bs held in the city
OF Cincinnati, in the centennial year, 1883.
A. F. Whelsn, Of Lewis county, q d.
rector Of the West Virginia Hospital for
the Insane, for the unexpired term begin.
ing on the frat day o! April, 1887, for the
term Of two years. Z, r SO
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Nor RENT-THE STORE-ROOM Ayn
II cellar formerly occupied BY shcllhaase 4 son.
corner Market and Eleventh street. Enquire al y
HANAuER'S, 1906 Market street, McAlCcheu'G Old
stand, n sIl- 7sL'. -,.ll9ikl+l sahT ma
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FOE SALE.

TOR SAL E-PHAETON BUGGY
~ VIII DO sold cheap. Call al sOllMA72lNETT
ll3l Market kireet az ' $50 = - 49,
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera Houst
Orchestra tonight, at the Orleans Saloon
Schmidt Bros. AZ
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: BEE sting s:lelling cured at once by st.
Jacobs !! oil.-G. 3. Chamberlain, Lewis,
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AT 81 90 and 81 10 we sell beautiful
White Spread. STONE & THowAs :,
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yIOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FRONT
IL Room furnished, and two uuturnishcd rooms
on ChApliue street AlsoA good stable. Al! car
DO had very reasonable. Address M" care oi
lutallipruter Office ss=5 f9a|E.N|l. 4.-' mNIa